Journalism and Public Communication with Chris Kohler
In this episode, Chris Kohler joins Professor Sally Gainsbury to discuss how financial information cuts through in a noisy digital world. Chris is Finance Editor at 9News, author of How They Get You, and host of the podcast How We Got Here. He has also built one of Australia’s largest independent f…
Dark Nudges and Deceptive Design with Chandni Gupta
In this episode, Chandni Gupta joins Professor Sally Gainsbury in exploring where persuasion ends and deceptive design begins, what Australia can learn from other jurisdictions, and why regulation matters when consumers are navigating platforms shaped by information asymmetry and commercial incenti…
Economic Abuse, Gambling, and the Limits of Financial Capability | TRG S6 Episode 5
In this episode, Rebecca Glenn joins Professor Sally Gainsbury to explore the relationship between gambling, economic abuse, and domestic and family violence. Rebecca is the Founder and CEO of the Centre for Women's Economic Safety, co-founder of the International Coalition Against Economic Abuse, …
Informed Decisions: Financial Behaviour in Persuasive Digital Environments with Nikki Bond
In this episode, Nikki Bond joins Professor Sally Gainsbury to discuss the. Nikki heads the UK’s Gambling Harms Action Lab, under the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute. Prior to this she worked across both the financial services and social work sectors, supporting people from marginalised gr…
Wins, Windfalls and Willpower: Liquidity and Self-Regulation in Online Sports Gambling with Dr Mandeep Singh | TRG S6 Episode 7
In this episode, Dr Mandeep Singh joins Professor Sally Gainsbury to explore what really drives betting behaviour from one moment to the next. Drawing on transaction-level data from more than 24,000 Australian online sports bettors, they discuss how wins and losses shape subsequent betting decision…
Interaction Design for Responsible Gambling with Carly Grace Allen | TRG S6E8
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In this episode, Professor Sally Gainsbury speaks with Carly Grace Allen about how interaction design and user experience (UX) principles can improve responsible gambling tools. Drawing on large-scale field experiments conducted within Norsk Tipping, Carly discusses how message framin…
Building Trust in Digital Mental Health: AI, Governance and Equity with Maureen Abbott | TRG S6 Episode 9
What makes a digital tool worthy of trust? Professor Sally Gainsbury speaks with Maureen Abbott, Director of Innovation at the Mental Health Commission of Canada, about the governance of digital mental health tools and what other digital environments can learn from it. They explore app assessment f…
Rethinking Gambling and Financial Harm with Dr Timothy Fong | TRG S6 Episode 10
In this episode, Professor Sally Gainsbury speaks with Dr Timothy Fong, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA, Co-Director of the UCLA Gambling Studies Program (UGSP), and lead investigator on the Financial Stability and Responsible Gambling Initiative. Together, they explore why financial harm …
Gambling Harm in General Practice
In this episode of RG Life Hacks, Dr Emily Moody speaks with Professor Sally Gainsbury, Professor of Psychology at the University of Sydney, about gambling harm and the role Rural Generalists can play in recognising it early.
The conversation explores how gambling harm can remain hidden, why peopl…
ECR Spotlight: Gambling Dark Patterns, Privacy & Choice with Avelyn and Jack | TRG S6 EP11
In the final episode of Season 6 of the Technology Risk and Gambling Podcast, Professor Sally Gainsbury speaks with early-career researchers Avelyn Wenyu Gao from the University of Sydney and Jack McGarrigle from Swansea University about how dark patterns and dark nudges can shape consumer behaviou…
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